Please give me one good reason to visit Georgia

[Louie4]

Trappeze is having Stout Fest Nov. 18-20th. I want to try their Expresso Oak Aged Yeti.

[scobro]

Waffle House

Seriously though, you haven't been to a WH until you've been to one in rural GA - though TN would be close.

And stay for the hiking which you can do just about any day of the year in our awesome weather!

[Arau]

go to dalohnega and pan for gold. It's really fun

[rengelma]

Peaches... hands down the best thing about Georgia for me. Best peaches I've ever had were from Lanes... have to stop in for some cobbler and ice cream

Lane Southern Orchards | Fresh Georgia Peaches, Strawberries, Pecans, Candy and Gifts!

[Liberty]

Barnesly Gardens in Adairsville. That is something to see.

[G8R8U2]

It's hard not to find something you like In the state. As has been mentioned, it's one of the few states with geography and weather that encompasses the entire spectrum, from a legitimate mountain experience up north, to a legitimate beach experience in the southeast; with real winters and real summers to boot.

You can be a country boy or girl, as much of the state has yet to be spoiled by development, and be a city slicker simultaneously with a trip into The Capital Of The South, Atlanta... which is very much a cosmopolitan and international city. Its airport has long been, and continues to be the busiest, by far, in the U.S..

Essentially, Georgia is the very epitome of diversity; which may sound strange for a Southern state, but is most definitely accurate.

[General-Lee]

I have to agree with G8R8U2, very diverse state.
Being from a semi-rural area, I must say one of my favorite things about this state is old country back roads and dirt roads

[seanman]

Atlanta, Athens, Augusta, Savannah. All are steeped in history.

[mrsunshades]

Originally Posted by JLCinLA

I would like to plan a tour of the U.S.A.
Would you help me decide where to go by giving us one good reason to visit your State.
Thanks

The north GA mountains - if you like hiking, biking, kayaking, camping, hunting or fishing;
this is the place to be. From the Cohuttas in the N west, to the Chattahoochee national forest, to the Blue Ridge mountains in the east, you will find a vast playground for the outdoor lover. Check out this great site: Blue Ridge Mountains
for lots of info. I love to go to Lake Winfield Scott in Suches, GA, park at the campground and hike from there up to the Appalachian Trail, and up over Blood Mnt - an amazing hike.
Have Fun !!!